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Good Vid…I’d still say all of the RWWP seed options r the best on the market. Just get your stands on that DW edge of bedding cover bud & we b good 👍

You doing a good job you seem to know what you talking about 👏 👍 👌

Pickin up any sheds yet?

Like the video I'll just save money and stay with field corn

Good to see the data! Consider repeating your test in 2025 with these varieties: Reid's Yellow Dent, Bloody Butcher Red, and Blue Hopi. My prior research revealed Reids has 3x the protein of modern hybrids, Red 4x, and Blue 5x plus more vitamins. One farmer with heavy deer pressure said the deer avoided their modern hybrids and emptied his heirloom out. Because they are heirloom open pollinated corn, you can save the best ears to you and replant seed next year. By selecting and replanting you can guide the genetics to have better stalks, open ear husks and the standability you want. Do note that all heirloom corn need more seed to seed spacing in a row than the modern hybrids, which will make for skinny stalks that break easier (I suspect Nutricrave is a version of Reids). I have tested 30in rows with 6 and 9in spacing (6 makes silage), 15in rows with 9 and 12in spacing, still a bit too tight but less weed pressure than 30in rows. This spring I'm planning on going to 20in rows with 9 and 12 in spacing. The extra seeds in the Nutricrave was most likely due to non-sorted kernels (field run) vs the modern hybrid were sorted for uniformity and more consistent planter pickup. Or could be smaller Nutricrave kernels in general and you need to use a different seed plate in the planter hopper. When you save your seed ears, hang them to dry and remove the tip and base kernels so you are left with all the most uniform middle section of the ear. Keep them on the cob until close to planting time (that's what the seed companies do).

I had 100day Nutricrave planted this year in upper midwest. I also had too high of a population & lots of the plants stalk snapped like you pointed out. As a result the birds & other vermin consumed more than the deer however I had deer walk past cut field corn to get to my nutricrave. Take it for what you will

Cool video. When r u Going to do a update on your field of dreams plot? Or the rest of them?

Thanks for the update companies are good at false advertising , did u get a big one this year? Finally got one on my farm in wis 10 point. The logging has really really helped. Stem count has changed 100 percent better in year 1 can’t wait for next fall! Got some plots Going on there which will help also.

Hello, I am a poor person living in the countryside in southern Vietnam. In the future, I plan to rent land to grow corn and beans, but I have no knowledge of agriculture because I was not born in a farming family, so I do not know how to plow the land and fertilize. So I went to youtube to learn how to grow corn and beans. I watched your video and saw you growing beans, so I want to learn from you. I hope you can help.

Please guide how to prepare soil and fertilize before planting it is very important but never given detailed instructions

The bigger deer was at least 2.5 cool crab claws on 5he one side! Much easier to identify year in / year out! He’ll be pretty decent let him get to 4. Good luck!

Can't wait to see your videos of you finding sheds dude

You get a buck this year?

Hopefully you find his sheds the bigger buck ...he's got potential

Great work

Must have had a hot doe or two in that group. They chased for a while

Do you have an Ariel video that shows how all your habitat improvements tie together. An overview of sorts?

How many sheds have you found?

Good video like always. Can't wait for more and the food plot updates

Alot of deer just need the big fella to step out 😔😔

Best food plots I’ve seen so far great job keep it up

Good video. After your hunting videos r over r u going back to look how all your food plots r holding up?

Those close encounters are pretty cool. Looks like that buck was in some nasty thick stuff!

8:30 the worst feeling

Good video I been waiting for more videos from u.U must be really busy because u r really behind on getting them out

All the deer seasons here in North West Missouri just closed i got a 12 pointer that had 11 points under a 1 couldn't count them on the second 2 last day of our muzzleloader season score in the 150s would love to have seen him last year but was on public couldn't let him go private grounds i most definitely would have let him pass for a year or two 😢

They left my pumpkins alone until around end of September then in a matter of two weeks they were all gone including the vines and leaves. Located in Mid-Michigan wooded area

this is not any appropriate way to clean a duck!

I enjoy your content, new subscriber

What kind of stand and sticks do you use for your mobile hunts? Also, please wear a safety harness!!!

Do you use cell cameras or regular cameras and what kind?

Found your channel on watching shed vids. I like the vids keep it up

Deer hunts with a good Dad story makes for an even better hunt. Glad that doe turned out to be a decent size! Not often a deer has ground INCREASE instead of ground SHRINKAGE. lol

Good video. Can't wait till the next one

Big body on that guy😎

You're quite a resource manager!

Awesome video!

Any deer dropping their sheds yet bud?

That a nice buck bud.I hope u got a really nice one In gun session

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Did you make a rifle huntin video or videos? Great videos

Good video I been waiting for more of them.When r u going to have the gun session videos?

Congratulations!!

The stick dogwoods will definitely thrive and branch out and grow better in full sun. Theyre likely getting more shade than they like. Cut the buckthorn out and treat the stumps

Can you use other kinds of small tree if you do have vine trees

Why would anyone that wants to improve habitat for wildlife plant red cedar. I guess if you already have it on the property but it is deadly for apple and pear trees upto 2 miles away (cedar rust). There are much better options still creating screens, bedding, windbreak, travel corridors, and thermal cover, with out jeopardizing soft mast on your or neighboring property owners. I cringe everytime i hear of it being planted in the country rather then suburbs. There are certain soft mast species that are resistant to cedar rust. Just they are not immune to it but shiws resistance to the disease. Similar to oak wilt and why i suggest white oak vs red oak or anything in the red oak family. White oak shows resistance to oak wilt but is not immune it can and has limited growth and mast production. It just rarely will kill white oak. Best of luck with your habitat improvement.

Have you ever done a corn and soybean combination or only separate plantings?

My lord, look at that dirt.

That one buck was a really nice one.If he was close enough would u have shot him?

Your Trump Fields were the difference on November 5. Well done.